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Published: 2011-02-06 18:50:19 +0000 UTC; Views: 244085; Favourites: 11188; Downloads: 9816
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ti alleggerisci di un peso trasportandolo su di loro
niente di esplicito, solo indizi.
varnish, 100 x 70cm
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The neutral color choices were excellent. Any other color would not be able to to convey the intensity and beauty of this artwork. At first glance, I became mesmerized by the work of art. The aesthetic unity of the art and how the white background makes the the rest of it pop out pleased me immensely.
The missing part of this figure is the top part where the head would complete the rest of the human. The head consists of the brain, and that is where daily thoughts are stored. One wonders why this part is missing and what it signifies. Only the artist knows in full details. However, the viewers can form their personal interpretations. This is one of the many fascinating things about this artwork. It simply leads to more questions and appreciation for it than answers.
There are many thoughts as to why this part of the human figure would be missing. Personally, this is where the art captures the viewers attention.I wonder if the random dark lines are parts that were once part of what made the rest of the head. At one point, The artist attempts to draw the facial features in a very realistic form, then she decides to darken some of the features followed by long strokes of lines.
The figure is directly looking at the viewer which immediately grabs the attention since it is a form of confrontation, however its directness is not hostile since the eyes seem to be closed. After some contemplation, one wonders if the person is in some form pain since the lines in motion would suggest so. Or, is this person meditating and trying to not form the daily mundane thoughts of the day-to-day society? Regardless, it is clear that this artwork or should I express this achievement is a tour de force that stimulates the mind to keep contemplating deeper into the meaning of its creation.
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Molto d'impatto. Il tratto, netto e deciso, fa di questo lavoro un'elaborato di profondo impatto. Le linee che si addensano in alcuni tratti del volto e le velature chiaroscurali suggeriscono una certa introspezione psicologica. Adoro i ritratti a china, Γ¨ una tecnica che mi piace e mi ispira parecchio (io personalmente, non avendo ricevuto un'adeguata preparazione, mi dedico solo ed esclusivamente all'arte digitale). Eloquente e silenzioso allo stesso tempo, in una ricercata alchimia monocroma, un equilibrio "instabile": piΓΉ lo guardo e piΓΉ mi sembra che il soggetto scoppi in un grido da un momento all'altro. L'ho trovato per caso, nella galleria delle opere in vendita, grazie ad un link arrivatomi per posta elettronica. Corro a dare un'occhiata alla tua galleria personale. Ciao!
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Just to let you know, some people, rather than buying it, they are screenshotting it and then printing it on canvas and what not.Β
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perhaps dumb questions of mine: -Was it done in layers?
-was it done (partly) digital?
don't take me wrong I quiet like it I'm just always curious...
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Because of next level squigglism I realise that Jackson Pollock could re animate out of nothing like that using all the energy he created with his ism, no word of a lie seeing believing from my own experience
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Wow, I've never seen such a unique style. Β Fantastic
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Impressive!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Like your art; especially the inner movement. Nice job!
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Impressive, magnetic. Draws you in, too much fun to look at. Very Zen. Bellisimos!
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I love the composition; the free flow of the lines, the contrast, and the inherent chaos... Very striking!
Hope you don't mind, but I prompted a piece of flash fiction on your image;Β The Man in the Mirror
The image is shown as a preview for the writing (credited and linked to of course), setting the scene for the narrative. If you like it then great! If not and you'd like me to remove the link just let me know.
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Awesome... love how you created this, and the rest of your gallery, using lines. Bravo!!Β Β Β Β
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I find what you have achieved here totally amazing. Any drawing is just a random selection of lines and it is the artist's job to make those lines represent something. At first glance your work looks chaotic, but once you start looking you can see the care you have put into making this work. I just love this. If I did the same it would be just a series of random lines. There is a great intensity in the face which gives it character. I always feel inspired when Β I see something amazing. Β Β Β Β Β
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wow!
Your work is very great. I love it! Keep going!
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